SAS Safety Scalable Performance Data Server 4.5 Manual Do Utilizador

SPD Server domain optional path parameters are specified using either standard option
statements or using reserved option statements. The difference between non-reserved and
reserved option statements is that non-reserved option statements can be altered by
subsequent libref statements that are submitted to SPD Server via SAS code.

Use the roption (reserved option) specification to ensure that the domain options that you
declare in libnames.parm cannot be modified by subsequent libref statements submitted
to SPD Server via SAS code.

All options specified in libnames.parm files must be either standard options or reserved
options (roptions). You cannot specify a combination of reserved and non-reserved options
in the libnames.parm file.

The syntax you use to specify optional path parameters in the libnames.parm file is identical
for options and roptions:

LIBNAME=domain-name PATHNAME=primary-metadata-path ;
     OPTIONS="<option-1 ... option-n>";

LIBNAME=domain-name PATHNAME=primary-metadata-path ;
     ROPTIONS="<option-1 ... option-n>";

The following are LIBNAME domain path options for SPD Server:

Specifies a list of paths that will contain SPD Server data tables associated with the declared
domain. DATAPATH= can be specified as an option or as a roption.

DATAPATH=('/data1/spds123'
          '/data2/spds123'
          '/data3/spds123'
          '/data4/spds123') 

Specifies a list of paths that will contain SPD Server index tables associated with the
declared domain. INDEXPATH= can be specified as an option or as a roption.

INDEXPATH=('/idx1/spds123'
           '/idx2/spds123'
           '/idx3/spds123'
           '/idx4/spds123') 

Specifies a list of paths that will contain temporary SPD Server work tables and temporary
SPD Server intermediate files associated with the declared domain. WORKPATH= can be
specified as an option or as a roption.